Introduction to Tanghe Tomb: Tanghe Tomb Historic Park is located on the northern slope of Caoshan Mountain on the bank of Longzi Lake. The tomb in the park is a large single-vote masonry structure, divided into front and rear chambers and one side chamber, totaling 38.5 square meters. There are two sides of the hall in front of the tomb. A new side hall was built. The Shinto in front of the Xiangdian is 225 meters long. There are 6 pairs of stone sculptures on both sides. There is a 6.35-meter-high Shinto stele at the front. Although it was damaged by chiseling and has withstood hundreds of years of wind and rain erosion, it is still standing. There are bronze statues of Tang and Japanese soldiers in uniform. Entering the Xiangdian Hall, you can pay homage to Tang Gong. You can go through the tomb passage and enter the underground tomb, where you can feel the history through the memorials and cultural relics.
Tang He, a native of Haozhou (Fengyang in the Ming Dynasty), was born in 1326 at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. He was a hero who helped Zhu Yuanzhang create the Ming Dynasty. He was also a national hero who led the people in Zhejiang to fight against Japanese pirates. He was named " "Xin Guogong", after his death, he was granted the title of King of Dongou and his posthumous title of Xiangwu.